An edition of Contemporary Soviet law
(1974)
Contemporary Soviet law
essays in honor of John N. Hazard
by John N. Hazard, Donald D. Barry, William Elliott Butler, and George Ginsburgs
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Contemporary Soviet law: essays in honor of John N. Hazard
1974, Martinus Nijhoff
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Table of Contents
Berman, H. J. The educational role of Soviet criminal law and civil procedure.
Juviler, P. H. Criminal law and social control.
Feldbrugge, F. J. M. Law and political dissent in the Soviet Union.
Barry, D. D. and Barner-Barry, C. The USSR Supreme Court and guiding explanations of civil law, 1962-1971.
Loeber, D. A. Samizdat under Soviet law.
Zile, Z. L. Soviet struggle for environmental quality, the limits of environmental law under central planning.
Kiralfy, A. K. R. Soviet labor law reform since the death of Stalin.
Maggs, P. B. A computer model of the system of legal regulation of the Soviet state industrial enterprise.
Ginsburgs, G. Soviet international trade contracts and the execution of foreign commercial arbitral awards.
Butler, W. E. Some reflections on the periodization of Soviet approaches to international law.
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"Selected writings of John N. Hazard: 1936-1973": p. [226]-235.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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